The software for moving the church in Most was produced by my husband in the garage
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Věra Součková was born on April 11, 1939 in Benešov, where she graduated from the local grammar school. During her studies she met her future husband Jiří Souček. She continued her studies at the then Faculty of Technical and Nuclear Physics of the Czech Technical University, which she completed in 1962. Both she and her husband were interested in semiconductors. After university, she started working in Benešov in a company that was engaged in the production and development of semiconductors, she worked as the head of the testing room. A year after the occupation of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact troops, the witness and her husband refused to sign a consent to the invasion. Jiří Souček was fired from the ČKD Semiconductor Company and Věra Součková could no longer work as the head of the testing room. In 1972, Jiří Souček began working on software for the relocation of the church in Most, and was employed by the Inova production cooperative. He sued the state for recognition of the patents used in the transfer of the church until 1986. The witness was living in Prague in November 2025.
